TECA Fellow

  • Mimoe Todo

    Mimoe Todo

    Mimoe Todo is a harpsichordist from Japan, based in Berlin, Germany. Her interest and passion for chamber music keeps her regularly engaged as a continuo…

  • Edward Mead

    Edward Mead

    Welsh cellist Edward Mead is a dedicated and experienced musician, playing on both modern and period instruments. He has appeared as a guest principal cellist…

  • Louis Moisan

    Louis Moisan

    Louis Moisan is a guitarist, lute and theorbo player, celebrated for his versatility. Active as a soloist, chamber musician, and continuo player, he has performed…

  • Maryam Wocial

    Maryam Wocial

    British soprano Maryam Wocial is a member of the Royal College of Music’s International Opera Studio, where she is the Poppy Holden scholar supported by…

  • Andrew Taheny

    Andrew Taheny

    Studied at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester, where he twice led the RNCM Baroque Ensemble.

  • Fátima Hernández

    Fátima Hernández

    Specialised in baroque violin, studying with Shunske Sato and Sayuri Yamagata.

  • Camille Poirier-Lachance

    Camille Poirier-Lachance

    Completed a master’s at the Conservatorium of Amsterdam.

  • Aurélien Pinchon

    Aurélien Pinchon

    Studied baroque cello with Richard Tunnicliffe and Sarah McMahon at the Royal College of Music in London.

  • Archie Inns

    Archie Inns

    Scottish tenor Archie Inns maintains a varied performing career spanning opera, oratorio, song and consort work, appearing across the UK and internationally with leading ensembles…

  • Rachell Ellen Wong

    Rachell Ellen Wong

    Violinist Rachell Ellen Wong is one of the most dynamic performers of her generation, celebrated for her commanding artistry across both Baroque and modern violin…

  • Annie Gard

    Annie Gard

    Annie Gard (violin) was selected as an American fellow in 2017.

  • Manami Mizumoto

    Manami Mizumoto

    Manami is a member of the violin section.

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